Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-25
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Sensfuefs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation OF silver. 81 OK
Ex-Sherif Stinson left yesterday on O
business trip to Carson.
Violets floating In the inger.bowl 10 tho
latest dinner party agony.
The commissions Of sixty Presidential
Postmasters will expire this month.
The California Southern Is selling books
containing 1,000-mile tickets at three cents
q mile.
Wells, Fargo d Co. yesterday shipped
two bars Of passing bullion, valued o.
81, 100.
No election result in this country 10 80
bad as ii might have been. It might have
Ben Butler.
A. A. Andre and family left yesserday
for San Francisco, and from thence will
go to Carson.
There were twenty departures on yester.
day mornings train, which almost depopu-
lated our town.
The Martin White Mining Company at
Ward wish to let contracts for several
tribute pitches in their mine.
The attention Of our readers is called to
the advertisement OF DIR. @. Hamilton nm
der the head Of New To-day"
The Chinese, while enjoying their New
Years. succeed in making . wonderful
amount Of noise in Chinatown.
The Eureka public school opened yes
terday morning with 284 scholars, being
20 more than at the previous term.
f. Gallwey. who has been visiting his
brother here for q couple OF weeks. left
for San Francisco yesterday morning.
A 15-year-old girl living near Astoria,
Oregon, shot and instantly killed q man
who was assailing her father with q knife.
Colusa county. has been found guilty of
stealing 5 1900 worth OF cattle from q
~neighboring ranch.
A bill was introduced in the Illinois
Legislature last Tuesday. appropriatiug
$50, 900 toward the erection Of . monument
to Gen. Logan in Chicago.
"Are cigarettes ~injurious?" demands
an excited periodical. AZ the cigarette is
fast wiping out the masher population IL is
generally conceded they are not.
It will be seen by advertisement under
the head OF New To-day" that A. A.
Andre has appointed w. z. Griffin his sue
oessor in the insurance business.
We are pleased to state. saws the Elko
Independent, that DIR. Terry has so far re-
covered from his recent illness as to be
able to walk about his room. We hope to
see him ont again In q few days.
The San Francisco Chamber of Com.
merce calls upon the California Legisla-
ture to pass a law attaching the death
penalty to an attempt to destroy life or
property by the use Of dynamite or any
other explosive.
There 10 mourning among the landlords
Of Florida. The Winter crop Of tourists
has failed and the hotels OF the interior are
almost empty. This lamentable state OF
affairs IL attributed to the diversion Of
Winter travel TO California.
"Mr. Speaker" said a California legis-
lator. "may l ask how much money there
is in the State Treasury" The Speaker
estimated about $40.0 900. "Then." said
the member, II move to rake her" What
good does the money do locked up?
Senate bill No. so. introduced by Mr..
Sharon January II, provides that no sala-
ried officer shall perform any service until
the fees prescribed by law are paid, and
his bondsmen shall be liable 10 pay double
the amount Of any such fees not collected.
Sheriff W. J. Mulvenon, of Arizona, left
yesterday for Taylor. White Pine county,
where he expects to arrest the man aud
| girl charged with being implicated in the
murder Of Samuel Cievinger and his wife
in the Buckskin Mountains last Fall. II
he succeeds in getting these persons. then
all the parties implicated in the murder
will have been arrested.